aaron5140

Isnt split Bark the Best?

Go up the ladder to Gloughs home, head to the far end and place twigs on the pillars there. Glough home is the first home on the left or east heading south from the Kings home, where the Bird things are.

Boat trip is 30gp each way from Ardounge so probably the same from Port Sarim.

Yes I know it's small but the description isn't. http://www.tip.it/runescape/?page=runite_mine.htm

You can also do Body Runes, closest to a Bank (Edgeville) closer now that the wall is gone and 7.5xp. Level 46 = 92runes then level 92?=84runes unless you have pouches. At your level you can get Small and Medium pouch which hold 3 and 6 runes respectively. Only limitation is they can only be used for casting Curse (29xp) or Bind (30xp), which requires both earth and water runes, good if you have a mud staff.

Attack = More accuracy in hits, higher red than blue splats Strength = Higher damage Defence = Less likely to get hit Take your pick, Strength to dispatch monsters to an early grave. Attack to get more consistent hits or Defence to reduce the hits taken.

It wouldn't hurt to tell us what your current levels are? If level 80 in all 3 and you've done Monkey Madness, train on the Monkey Guards (Gorilla's) there is a Prayer alter a few steps away, buy a whip, set it to Strength (which does all 3) and your off to 99, if you dont get bored. If your mid level 70 in all 3, try baby blue dragons, Fire Giants etc.

Pick flax and spin before going to bank at seers village. Or Pick flax and bank at Isafdar, its just a couple of steps away. Then go to seers village to spin.

I do and so do many other players just for the xp. Just so long as you have all the bits an pieces needed u wont have a prob. If some one charges you for the service go elsewhere. If you cant find anyone pm me. or look for me in game RSNmae: aaron5140

I had both Bow and Shield, the Shield I later changed to a Bow. I have lost the bow and it will cost you another 900k for a fully charged one, but the recharge cost will not change from when you lost the bow. Some players sell the seed for 50-100k, check around. By the way the second bow costs the same as the first to charge 180k.

Firstly ask yourself this - "Why would anyone trade a D'Chain for anything but CASH"???

Prayer drains quite quickly if your Prayer Stat is low to begin with. The higher your prayer obviously the longer it will last. You can also wear items that enhance Prayer. Things like an holy or unholy Symbol plus Initiate Armour also slows the rate prayer drains.

The Creatures [image] Brawler Level 50, 75, 100, 128, 157 Brawlers are large monsters, varying in combat level and colouring. Generally these lumbering beasts will defend the portals and not stray too far towards the fort, however beware, for they will try to crush anyone who gets in their way! [image] Defiler Level 41, 62, 83, 104, 125 Defilers are agile and fast movers, again varying in combat level and colouring. Beware, for they throw large barbs over great distances, and hence have the ability to attack you (or the Void Knight) from far away, inflicting large damage. [image] Ravager Level 35, 52, 70, 88, 105 Ravagers are small humanoid beings with mole like claws. Varying again in combat level, colouring and hence difficulty, Ravagers will have no problem tearing down and through defences with their claws. If you are to defend well, it is important to kill these before you lose your gates! [image] Shifter Level 37, 56, 75, 94, 113 Shifters are dangerous melee fighters, with large spines on their backs. Again with different combat levels and colouring watch out for these creatures because they can create small portals for themselves to teleport short distances away. Beware: they can teleport past walls! [image] Spinner Level 37, 55, 74, 87, 92 Spinners appear to float above the ground and use spider like legs to repair the portals. They will not stray into fighting to take the Void Knight, but must be killed if any effort to destroy a portal is undertaken as they can repair damage very fast. [image] Splatter Level 21, 32, 43, 54, 64 Splatters look like a large ball of pulsing fluid with one eye in the middle. They should not be underestimated at all. Splatters are dangerous, as they will happily bounce towards your fort and explode! This inflicts damage on nearby objects and/or players. [image] Torcher Level 41, 62, 83, 104, 125 Torchers are again varied in colour and combat level. These are winged creatures that fly towards the Knight to attack. Similarly to the Defilers, Torchers will use very long distance attacks, however these are magical fire.

Quotes from RS site. For lasting the 20 minutes(if that) against the creatures, and keeping the Void Knight from death, you will be awarded 1 point which gives free experience in a Combat skill of your choice from Attack, Defence, Strength, Hitpoints, Ranged, Magic or Prayer. The amount of experience you get is your level in that skill squared and then divided by 6. If you chose Prayer, it is divided by 12. For destroying all the portals (thus protecting the Island from creature attacks), you will be awarded free 1 point which gives experience in a Combat skill of your choice from Attack, Defence, Strength, Hitpoints, Ranged, Magic or Prayer. You will also receive coins based on your combat level. If your attack say is 90 = 90 x 90 = 8100/6 = 1350xp pts per victory. You can only get a max of 15 points, then you cash them in or not recieve any more if you keep playing the mini game.

Obviously lotsa people just arnt sure what they have to do, so this may help I hope. The rewards are there for everyone, it only needs 1 or 2 careless individuals for it tio fail. This is all about TEAM WORK! Firstly distribute yourselves evenly, do not leave the Knight undefended. Best is 5 people per target. Take out the spinners as they repair the portals, MAJOR PRIORITY Close the gates. If you see 1 open close it. Watch out for defilers and shifters they shoot spines at the Knight from a distance, dont let them get to close to the gates. Good Luck and Good Hunting.

Yes in deed it is from this writers point purely LUCK. One player, told me he'd been to Barrows on at least 100 occasions with zero result (plenty of bolts racks), when a friend asked him to show him the ropes at Barrows he said why not. After 20 trips, his friend much to his annoyance managed to get several pieces of Barrows armour and weapons. Don't know if they're still friends but it sure as hell must have stretched it some. So how does Jagex work this drop to "x"th number of kills ? Does this cover every RS world or each world individualy? If say 10 friends got together and started killing Fire Giants together, keeping an accurate record of total kills untill the first drop say a D'Medium. Could they calculate after the second D'Medium drop when the next will occur?

Over ther last 3 days I've been attacking Otherworldy Beings with a gusto, mainly to train but with a vague hope that maybe I'll get the elusive D'Square left half. Now I killed over 2k when along comes a random player who kills less that twenty and, guess what he gets a D'Square left half. Super huge groan followed by severe loss of logical thinking, boy was i at first peeved and thats putting it politely. So I summised that well are Random Drops really all that random? Is being the 1000th customer through a checkout, to win a years supply of loo paper random? Get my drift? Well I believe that when the 1000th, 5000th or even 10,000th monster dies Jagex give out a prize to that LUCKY git with the bronze dagger (lol) who slays the 5000th Fire Giant to recieve his/her D'Medium Helm. It could also explain why some people do so well at Barrows or getting Dragon Whips etc?

YEH 5000 Prayer points Bone sack (Purely ornamental wont store bones...DRAT) or Bone Helmet 1 more QP You change the sack or helm at any time WHOOPS...sorry about the multiple post.

YEH 5000 Prayer points Bone sack (hoping it holds a heep of bones) or Bone Helmet 1 more QP You change the sack or helm at any time

YEH 5000 Prayer points Bone sack (hoping it holds a heep of bones) or Bone Helmet 1 more QP

vultures near agility pyramid. I am yet to find baby basiliks though, only bone im missing. just found the vultures, im on my way to kill more basilisks THERE NOT BABY JUST NORMAL BASILISKS.

Law Talisman Once you have turned the Law Talisman into a Tiara. You can return to Burthorpe and get another one and repeat as often as you like..Law Tali's are non-tradeable by the way. If you try this with a Talisman, he will say you already have one.

The Setant you get from Murphy at Port Khazard. The Watch from the monk at the watchtower south of the Spirit Tree east Ardougne. The Chart from the observatory.

Curious to know the average age of a player moderator? Does maturity come into it? I know that there are thousands of kids out there who play and are below 10 years of age.

I guess they could at least put another Party Petes in Varrock. But don't be too surprised that Jagex monitor this forum as well as their own. No doubt they'll get a 13yr old mod (whoose really 9) to dob people in who do.